The letters of Anne MacVicar Grant provide a captivating glimpse into life in rural Scotland during the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries. Written in close collaboration with her son John Peter Grant, this volume is a compelling and deeply personal account of one woman's experiences and the wider social and political changes of her time.

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